Zcash co-creator Zooko Wilcox-O'Hearn said this week that Anthropic ran a full security review of the Zcash protocol using its restricted Mythos model and found no additional critical vulnerabilities. The post followed public disclosure of an Orchard shielded-pool soundness bug on June 4 and 5 that coincided with a sharp ZEC selloff. As of June 13, ZEC was trading around $411 to $416, after NU6.2 patched the issue and work continued toward the Ironwood upgrade targeted for late July 2026.

XRP traded largely sideways on Tuesday, with the token up nearly 1.5% over the past seven days as broader crypto sentiment stayed weak after heavy selling. Several analysts said the pullback could represent an accumulation phase, outlining zones from $1–$0.60 and longer-term upside scenarios ranging from $5–$10 to $15–$18 and even $8, $13, and $27. At press time, XRP changed hands at $1.14, up 0.96% over the last 24 hours.

Tokenization activity is increasingly landing on Solana, including Exodus Markets’ rollout of more than 200 tokenized stocks, ETFs, and RWAs, plus plans to bring Securitize’s tokenized AAA CLO fund to the network alongside a proposed $250 million allocation from Ethena. At the same time, SOL remains below $100 and has been in a broader downtrend for nearly eight months, highlighting a gap between on-chain adoption and price performance.

On June 12, Zcash founder Zooko Wilcox-O’Hearn said Anthropic’s AI-based Mythos review did not surface additional serious vulnerabilities in the Zcash protocol. The update follows a disclosure of a four-year Orchard shielded-pool bug that could have enabled unlimited counterfeit ZEC, after which ZEC slid about 53% and later traded near $415 with a market cap above $6.94 billion. Zcash developers say the flaw has been patched and have also outlined the Ironwood proposal to further isolate any potentially counterfeit coins.

Internet Computer continues to trade around $2.5 after spending nearly two years in a steep descending channel, even as its on-chain activity accelerates. The network is processing about 6.7K TPS and logged roughly 75.7 billion transactions over the past 180 days, but technical structure still points to a bearish bias. A sustained push above $3.00 could shift momentum toward $4.00–$4.50, while a drop below $2.20–$2.30 may put $1.80–$2.00 in focus.

ChatGPT-generated projections put XRP near $1.24 on July 1, 2026, implying about 9% upside from the $1.15 area. The outlook models three paths: a $1.18–$1.32 base range (50% probability), a $0.98–$1.10 bearish band (30%), and a $1.40–$1.65 bullish case (20%). XRP was last cited at $1.15, up about 1.6% on the day and over 5% on the week.

On June 13, 2026, DeXe Protocol's DEXE traded around $17.19 after falling roughly 27% from a recent weekly high near $23.50. The move followed a sharp run-up—up 126% in April and another 43.9% into early June—with the pullback accelerated by derivatives liquidations and limited spot liquidity. Traders are monitoring support at $17.82, while resistance is seen in the $19.25–$20.34 zone.

RippleX head of engineering J. A. Akinyele said the XRP Ledger is preparing for a multi-phase push toward quantum readiness and that the work cannot be delayed. He added that full readiness is targeted for 2028 and described the effort as an "architectural transition of XRP" rather than a routine software update.